Professor Gutman Receives Landau Award

Professor Israel Gutman, an Academic Advisor at Yad Vashem’s International Institute for Holocaust Research, received the prestigious Landau Award for Science and Research for 2002 for his work in the field of the Holocaust and Israeli History. The prize—awarded under the auspices of the Israel National Lottery fund in honor of Michael Landau—recognizes academic research and Israeli researchers who have made significant achievements in their respective fields. The prize was awarded on 9 February at a ceremony in Tel Aviv.

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Jewish Resistance During the Holocaust:
Sixty Years Since the Warsaw Ghetto
Uprising

Self-Defense and Struggle:
Revolt in the Warsaw Ghetto

Abducted from the Hands of the Aggressor:

The Rescue of Jewish Children in Belgium

Education
The Changing Face of Jewish Resistance:
An Adaptive Educational Approach

At the Threshold of a New Era:
Yad Vashem Marks 50 Years

Evolving with the Times:

Jewish Resistance in Historical Writing

Art Focus
The Pen and the Sword:
Jewish Artist and Partisan,
Alexander Bogen

Torchlighters 2003

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